Lions Tackle Heck Out For Ottawa Clash
Lawrence High faces Ottawa Friday at 7 30 p m with star tackle Steve Heck sidelined by a hip injury He has not practiced this week and will be replaced at starter by Mike Wempe or Gene Hadl Wempe may double on defense and Kicking duties In Manhattan win the Lions had point after problems converting only one of four attempts Ottawa counters with a strong running attack led by Gary Mavity Robert Gray and Mike Shepard Shepard rushed for 97 yards in 18 carries and led the Cyclones defense with 2 tackles Lawrence aims to extend its seven game win streak against Ottawa and improve its overall record against the Cyclones to 38 124
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Minnesota Green But Eager Says Gophers Skipper
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath admits uncertainty about how the young Gophers will react in their season opener with Nebraska. He calls the game experience against inexperience and notes a mostly inexperienced lineup with a mix of sophomores and a few lettermen, hoping readiness translates to combat.
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Willie Mays Pursues Batting Crown Amid Slump Recovery
Willie Mays, center fielder for the San Francisco Giants, rides a 13 game hitting streak and a .317 average after a four game layoff. He went 4-for-4 in a recent 6-4 loss to Philadelphia, contending for the National League batting title behind leaders like Tommy Davis and Don Demeter. Koufax, Groat, Cepeda, Aaron and Clemente also boosted their standings in a day of pivotal National and American League action.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules From Thursday Listing
The page shows American and National League standings with wins losses and games behind for teams like New York Cleveland Boston and Kansas City. It lists Wednesday results and upcoming games including Cleveland at Kansas City Philadelphia at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Houston and New York at Los Angeles with several night games.
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Patience Necessary Says Houston Leader
Houston AP report quotes manager Harry Craft of the Houston Colts saying patience is essential when a team carries many players. Craft will manage the National League Colts again in 1964 amid criticism that he is too patient. He defends discipline and notes he has issued several stiff fines.
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Guglielmi Announces Retirement From Pro Football
Ralph Guglielmi, 29, former Notre Dame All America, ends his pro career after being traded to the 49ers by the Giants. He declines a pension he could claim now and another at 65, walking away with no more professional play.
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Fat Reducing GALAXON Ad Promises Fast Weight Loss
A drugstore ad touts GALAXON as a tablet that suppresses appetite so shoppers eat less without workouts. It promises a 7 day result or money back, no questions, with a $3 price and guarantees from Round Corner Drug Store 201 Massachusetts Mail Orders Filled.
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KU Air Attack Focus In Indoor Practice At KU
Kansas football works inside Allen Fieldhouse as coach Jack Mitchell prioritizes the passing game for the Syracuse matchup. He notes the need to elevate the running game to match air attack levels and announces co captaincies for the week.
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NFL rules out post season playoff with AFL
New York AP report states the National Football League rejected any post season championship game with the American Football League. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said there are no plans for such a game. AFL Commissioner Joe Foss indicated the league might formally propose a playoff for 1964. Foss noted past entreaties and legal battles over the AFL’s monopoly suit, which the AFL lost in court. If a formal proposal is pursued, it would come after the NFL’s January meeting in Miami Beach.
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Sartore Seals Starting Role For Kansas In Syracuse Opener
Senior tackle Karl Sartore after four years of perseverance earns a Kansas starting spot as the Jayhawks host Syracuse. He endured injuries and bench time, credits hard work and technique for earning the job while admiring former teammate Stan Kirshman and stressing patience for younger players.
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Kansas University
Night Football May Become Obsolete Due To New Riots
The article reports that several cities including Toledo and Milwaukee banned high school night games, shifting to afternoon schedules after fights and vandalism increased. Providence also curtailed night play amid rowdyism and attacks, while Bridgeport noted a stabbing linked to night games. Chicago had already halted such games in 1954.
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